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<p>[QUOTE="green18, post: 1412479, member: 10103"]What was it, about a year and a half ago that we had a big brouhaha over the 2009 proof ASE's absence from production and Daniels fantasy coin created to fill the void......and add to the controversy. Back then I was totally against the concept of a fantasy coin rounding out the series. I also thought it was wrong to mint such a coin but I've since changed my position. If the coin never was, then, 'it never was'. To say it is counterfeit is wrong. It's all pure fantasy......the real deal doesn't exist and in order to have a counterfeit you need the real deal to counterfeit it from. </p><p><br /></p><p> There are those who will say that a fantasy piece could be easily passed in everyday commerce and one of Daniels pieces could easily fool the public. True, they are extraordinary pieces, but their production is not intended to deceive but rather to enhance.....in short, they are made for collectors. Now I ask you, would you be silly enough to try and buy a cup of coffe with a fantasy piece? You'd need your head examined. The value of the piece greatly exceeds any face value portrayed on the coin. Oh, what was that you said? They could be sold on Ebay as genuine and rare one of a kind pieces fetching moon money from unsuspecting (uneducated) collectors? Perhaps, but it's up to the collector to do his due diligence.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="green18, post: 1412479, member: 10103"]What was it, about a year and a half ago that we had a big brouhaha over the 2009 proof ASE's absence from production and Daniels fantasy coin created to fill the void......and add to the controversy. Back then I was totally against the concept of a fantasy coin rounding out the series. I also thought it was wrong to mint such a coin but I've since changed my position. If the coin never was, then, 'it never was'. To say it is counterfeit is wrong. It's all pure fantasy......the real deal doesn't exist and in order to have a counterfeit you need the real deal to counterfeit it from. There are those who will say that a fantasy piece could be easily passed in everyday commerce and one of Daniels pieces could easily fool the public. True, they are extraordinary pieces, but their production is not intended to deceive but rather to enhance.....in short, they are made for collectors. Now I ask you, would you be silly enough to try and buy a cup of coffe with a fantasy piece? You'd need your head examined. The value of the piece greatly exceeds any face value portrayed on the coin. Oh, what was that you said? They could be sold on Ebay as genuine and rare one of a kind pieces fetching moon money from unsuspecting (uneducated) collectors? Perhaps, but it's up to the collector to do his due diligence.[/QUOTE]
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